It might have been mummy’s favorite bedtime story. Archaeologists found part of Homer’s “The Iliad” stuffed inside a 1,600-year-old mummy’s abdomen — a surprising and first-of-its-kind find, experts said. Researchers from the University of Barcelona said a papyrus fragment written in Greek was discovered during an excavation of a Roman Empire-era Egyptian tomb. The fragment includes a section of Book Two of the ancient epic, which details the legendary Trojan War , the university said. Archaeologists excavating a Roman-era Egyptian tomb found part of Homer’s Iliad, stuffed inside a mummy’s abdomen. University of Barcelona The fragment names the famous catalog of ships used against the city of Troy, likely placed inside the mummy’s abdomen during embalming, university researchers detailed.…